How to Recover from DFU mode

Hi, Recently I made a request to AT&T to unlock my iphone 3gs. For past two week I didn't charge my mobile. After AT&T unlocked my phone, I tried to connect to itunes to do a restore and backup. But my mobile is not switching on and seems in DFU mode. Can anyone tell me how I can re-start my phone?
Thanks,
K.Vidhyasagar

Have you tried any of thses http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/assistant/phone/

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